Sentence examples for would be accountability from inspiring English sources
The original tweet would remain intact within the corrected tweet, so it would not simply vanish into a hole; there would be accountability.
His education spokeswoman, Kate Ellis, said the funding would be put towards programs with a track record of results and there would be "accountability mechanisms..
"I felt like it was time to go to a big agency so there'd be accountability," he said.
I would think that after the defense underperformed there would be some accountability.
The ultimate result, she said would be diminished accountability of law enforcement officers for their actions during protests.
The great advantage would be the accountability of government to voters without any party considerations.Related topics Switzerland British elections Germany Politics Government and politicsMUHAMMAD ABD AL-HAMEED Lahore, PakistanProportional representation is not the panacea you think it to be.
They are rigid, strict and regular in their testing and if they were head in the sand and negligent, those things would still be going on and there would be no accountability".
On the one hand, social justice wasn't the sort of thing that happened overnight; on the other hand, there had to be some point at which a program could be declared a failure and cut off, or there would be no accountability at all.
The more they dehumanized these prisoners, acted under the cloak of anonymity, and realized there would be no accountability for their abuses, the more their aggression escalated.
It was just too obvious and our attention spans weren't yet to short so that there would be no accountability for such blatant errors (for instance, the Today Show would have fired someone for omitting the 9/11 moment of silence in favor of Kris Jenner's new boob job).
The functions of a middle tier in the education system would be likely to be accountability, special educational needs, admissions monitoring, expulsions policy, school support services and place planning.
